PRODUCTS & SERVICES
The Headset Controller Cradle allows pilots to neatly manage their headset controller by sliding it into the cradle and hanging the unit on the headset hook. This takes the weight of the unit and anchors it to the hook on the helicopter, keeping it out of the way of the pilot while
reducing the intercom stress on connection.
Pilots can still access all of the controls on the headset easily, but don’t need to worry about the clamps included in the headset coming loose or getting lost. It also leaves plenty of room to still allow the headset to be hung on the hook for stowage when not in flight. The Headset Controller Cradle
Bose A20
is available and
Zulu 3 headsets.
www.rotoraccessories.com
“I’m a corporate pilot for a Fortune 500 company’s aviation department and I’ve used Rotor Accessories’ Bose Headset Controller Cradle on our AW139 for several months now. It’s been a great addition to my flight bag and really keeps the controller managed and out of the way while I fly. Now that I have it, I don’t ever want to fly without it.”
— Oren Gal, Corporate Pilot
Based on the Rotor flight suit design, STEPHAN/H created the Signature 4.5 ounce and 6.0 ounce flight suit to meet fire safety regulations for flame resistant clothing. The suit retains all the safety, performance and comfort as the Rotor flight suit.
www.stephanh.com
“We have received the uniform and it is simply splendid, a real wonder.”
- Mike @ HeliMedic for the Lightspeed
The Rotor flight suit was developed for and with the input of professional helicopter pilots. As pilots spend most of their time sitting in the cockpit, the flight suit’s materials were selected to meet the specific needs of helicopter
pilots and to
adapt perfectly to their movements. The Rotor flight suit is designed to
be comfortable.
breathable Its
and stretch
inserts in high-wear areas, made with high- performance and abrasion- resistant fabrics, increase the flight suit’s durability. The Schoeller®
chosen for this garment provides exceptional flexibility when seated.
fabric
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